Panman Music | FusionFall Fan Music - Future OG @PanmanMusic | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 22 hours ago
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The Future. Another somewhat popular piece from what I remember. The whole first half is again faithful o the original. The second half is the result of me being asked to extend the song into a more minor version of the piece. You'll notice that it slowly shifts towards an interpretation of Jake Durr's version of Future. Believe it or not, this was my first real challenge as far as understanding why orchestration was important.
Despite the name, this song wasn't supposed to play while in the area. There is actually another version of Future that sounds much more dreadful and defected than this to match the many changes that were supposed to be in legacy. This version was supposed to play within one of the new areas exclusive to Legacy. It was eventually to be named something else as well.
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You’ll quickly discover that I deviated from the “FusionFall” sound quite a bit within the soundtrack. My goal was to give the game a wide variety of colors with various genres to evoke a “Merging Worlds” concept. My main reason for this is a bit petty to be honest. For those who don’t know/remember, I’ve never played the original FusionFall so I only had the original OST to work with initially. Listening collectively to the original tracks, I felt that it definitely had its “sound” or what I call “musical identity,” but it lacked the musical level of variety that I’d personally come to expect from modern games.
I started by trying to capture FusionFall’s Musical Identity. Then I took those elements to new genres and situations with direction from the development team of course. This concept was to be explored further by associating certain musical styles/instruments linked to individual IPs. For example, KND would have a smooth jazzy piano solo to mesh with their spy-like sound from their original show while Dexter associated with running synths, which matched some of the FusionFall music to help establish an auditory link to his position in the game. Very confident you can at least hear the experimentation throughout each of these tracks.
I’ve played around throughout the years with many different styles and techniques for this project. Even so, the goal was to actually redo the ENTIRE Legacy soundtrack once this “Merging Worlds” concept was ironed out and when we were closer to the full version release. This is actually why most of the music uploaded is mostly un-mixed.
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Happen to be a RPG developer?
👉 Check out my website for Royalty Free music! Subscribe to my site to get updated on future tracks (panmanmusic.com/products/).
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The Future. Another somewhat popular piece from what I remember. The whole first half is again faithful o the original. The second half is the result of me being asked to extend the song into a more minor version of the piece. You'll notice that it slowly shifts towards an interpretation of Jake Durr's version of Future. Believe it or not, this was my first real challenge as far as understanding why orchestration was important.
Despite the name, this song wasn't supposed to play while in the area. There is actually another version of Future that sounds much more dreadful and defected than this to match the many changes that were supposed to be in legacy. This version was supposed to play within one of the new areas exclusive to Legacy. It was eventually to be named something else as well.
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SOCIAL LINKS:
(Twitter) twitter.com/ytpanman14
(Soundcloud) soundcloud.com/panman14
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You’ll quickly discover that I deviated from the “FusionFall” sound quite a bit within the soundtrack. My goal was to give the game a wide variety of colors with various genres to evoke a “Merging Worlds” concept. My main reason for this is a bit petty to be honest. For those who don’t know/remember, I’ve never played the original FusionFall so I only had the original OST to work with initially. Listening collectively to the original tracks, I felt that it definitely had its “sound” or what I call “musical identity,” but it lacked the musical level of variety that I’d personally come to expect from modern games.
I started by trying to capture FusionFall’s Musical Identity. Then I took those elements to new genres and situations with direction from the development team of course. This concept was to be explored further by associating certain musical styles/instruments linked to individual IPs. For example, KND would have a smooth jazzy piano solo to mesh with their spy-like sound from their original show while Dexter associated with running synths, which matched some of the FusionFall music to help establish an auditory link to his position in the game. Very confident you can at least hear the experimentation throughout each of these tracks.
I’ve played around throughout the years with many different styles and techniques for this project. Even so, the goal was to actually redo the ENTIRE Legacy soundtrack once this “Merging Worlds” concept was ironed out and when we were closer to the full version release. This is actually why most of the music uploaded is mostly un-mixed.
